This new degree draws upon the expertise of the Institute, the NHS and a wide range of world-leading researchers and practitioners across King’s, from neuroscience to the social sciences, in order to present multiple approaches to the application of psychological science. Designed to reflect the key role of psychology within interdisciplinary research, the course will ask students to apply insights from this research to a variety of contemporary problems. You will be required to develop your analytic, critical thinking and problem-solving skills along with your core scientific knowledge.

Psychology graduates have many opportunities based on a wide-ranging degree which focuses on people and how they – and their minds – work. Psychology graduates are remarkably flexible in the workplace. Psychology graduates work across many professions including: public or private sector; study further in order to become a research, forensic, educational or clinical psychologist; apply their knowledge to a range of roles in the field of health and social care.